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  1. Challenges in Healthcare Research in Nepal: What is the way forward?
  2. Progress of the Unique Fellowship in Health Research Evidence Synthesis in Nepal
  3. Strengthening Evidence Synthesis for Health Policymaking in Nepal: A New Fellowship Initiative
  4. Using a various Recruitment Strategies to Recruit hard-to-find populations
  5. There is a skill in writing policy briefs
  6. How does working abroad affect teenagers at home?
  7. Breast-feeding mothers and handwashing in Nepal
  8. Ethical Dilemmas in Visual Anthropology and Sociology in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
  9. Chronic kidney risk among Nepalese migrant workers in the countries of Gulf and Malaysia: a population-based cross-sectional survey in Nepal
  10. Involving real people early on in the designing and conducting of research
  11. Editors and reviewers worry about misuse of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in academic papers
  12. Research Priorities and Needs in Global Migrant Health: A Systematic Review of Reviews
  13. A Review of the Health and Well-being of Migrant workers from Nepal
  14. Can health promotion facilitate people returning to Nepal after Modern Slavery?
  15. Drowning Prevention should be a Public Health Issue in Nepal.
  16. knowledge, attitude and behaviour during COVID-19 in Kathmandu, Nepal
  17. The impact of culture and policy on dementia care in Nepal
  18. Lifestyle and work environment of returnee Nepalese migrants diagnosed with kidney problems
  19. Unique health workforce in Nepal: Female Community Health Volunteers
  20. Do school Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene facilities affect students' health status, attendance, and educational achievements? A qualitative study in Nepal
  21. Workplace harassment faced by female Nepalese migrants working aboard
  22. A Qualitative Insight into Pre-Departure Orientation Training for Aspiring Nepalese Migrant Workers
  23. We are making a mess of our planet and our bodies with microplastics
  24. Not enough is written about positionality!
  25. ChatGPT: Challenges to editors and examiners
  26. Know your university's rules for PhD progress and transfer exams
  27. A guide to using participatory policy analysis in health policy and health systems research
  28. Most Significant Change Approach: A Guide to Assess the Programmatic Effects
  29. Addressing the inequalities in global genetic studies for the advancement of Genetic Epidemiology
  30. Living review means continuous updating of the best available evidence on a particular question
  31. How does decentralisation affects health systems?
  32. Can World Health Organization building block help understand health system in Nepal?
  33. Methods or Methodology: Terms That Are Too Often Confused
  34. Strengthening Healthcare through Academic and Industry Partnership Research
  35. Impact of men moving abroad for work on the health of their partners who stay behind.
  36. Impact of Men’s Labour Migration on Non-migrating Spouses’ Health: A Systematic Review
  37. Barriers in accessing family planning services in Nepal during the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative study
  38. The Promising Future for Complex Innovative Trial Design in Clinical Research
  39. Perceptions around COVID-19 and vaccine hesitancy: A qualitative study in Kaski district, Western Nepal
  40. Considering the different tools to Interview a Hard-to-Reach Population
  41. The views on training (CPD) opportunities among senior nurses in Nepal.
  42. Guidance to applying for health research grants in the UK
  43. Editorial: Integrated health service delivery and COVID-19
  44. Mixed-methods research on androgen abuse – a review
  45. Fear, Stigma and Othering: The Impact of COVID-19 Rumours on Returnee Migrants and Muslim Populations of Nepal
  46. A survey of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Anxiety and Depression among Flood Affected Populations in Kerala, India
  47. Did COVID-19 and the lock down that came with it affected fathers with ill babies?
  48. Handwashing stations in Nepal: Role of wealth status in establishing handwashing stations at home
  49. Why use Appreciative Inquiry? Lessons learned during COVID-19 in a UK maternity service
  50. Factors Influencing COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake among Nepali People in the UK: A Qualitative Study
  51. The Art of the Editorial
  52. Mixed-methods are growing in importance!
  53. Factors contributing to rising cesarean section rates in South Asian countries: A systematic review
  54. Co-authors, colleagues, and contributors: Complications in collaboration and sharing lessons on academic writing
  55. Epidemiologic characteristics, clinical management and Public Health Implications of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Pregnancy: A Systematic Review and meta-analysis
  56. The health and well-being of female labour migrants from: A Qualitative Study of Stakeholder Views
  57. Risk of kidney health among returnee Nepali migrant workers: A survey of nephrologists
  58. Male involvement in promotion of safe motherhood in low- and middle-income countries: A scoping review
  59. Understanding health education, health promotion and public health
  60. Publishing, identifiers & metrics: Playing the numbers game
  61. Correction to: Health facility preparedness of maternal and neonatal health services: a survey in Jumla, Nepal
  62. Health facility preparedness of maternal and neonatal health services: a survey in Jumla, Nepal
  63. The Interdisciplinary Research Team not the Interdisciplinarist
  64. Cultural issues on accessing mental health services in Nepali and Iranian migrants communities in the UK
  65. Slovenian midwifery professionalization: Perception of midwives and related health professions
  66. Caste is still discriminating people in South Asia
  67. Acting as External Examiners in the UK: Going Beyond Quality Assurance
  68. Development and implementation of a potential coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine: A systematic review and meta-analysis of vaccine clinical trials
  69. How Nepal's health system responded to COVID-19
  70. Mind your language: respectful language within maternity services
  71. Libido as a motivator for starting and restarting non-prescribed anabolic androgenic steroid use among men: a mixed-methods study
  72. HIV Epidemic in Libya: Identifying Gaps
  73. The Mood of the World
  74. Multidisciplinary approach to COVID-19 risk communication: a framework and tool for individual and regional risk assessment
  75. Importance of involving patients and public in health research in Bangladesh and Nepal
  76. Accessing health services in India: experiences of seasonal migrants returning to Nepal
  77. COVID-19 makes it more difficult to run clinical trials in many countries
  78. South Africa and its COVID-19 prohibition predilection
  79. Artificial Intelligence and Health in Nepal
  80. A review of midwives' views of apps and online resources for pregnant women
  81. Non-infectious diseases are growing in Nepal and community health system need to address them
  82. Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and the risk of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: A mental health concern in Nepal
  83. The Poole approach to a smoke-free pregnancy
  84. Factors associated with contraceptive use in rural Nepal: Gender and decision-making
  85. Evaluation of a health promotion intervention associated with birthing centres in rural Nepal
  86. Silicone use among Nepali transgender women: the hazards of beauty
  87. Commercialisation and commodification of breastfeeding: video diaries by first-time mothers
  88. Cigarette smoking dose-response and suicidal ideation among young people in Nepal: a cross-sectional study
  89. COVID-19 Pandemic: Public Health Implications in Nepal
  90. Book Review: The Mood of the World
  91. Migration of male partners has no great impact on mental health of spouses left behind.
  92. Mental health services designed for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnics (BAME) in the UK: a scoping review of case studies
  93. Perceptions and Experiences of Health and Social Care Utilisation of the UK-Nepali Population
  94. Support for non-prescribed anabolic androgenic steroids users: a qualitative exploration of their needs
  95. Vaping and e-cigarettes: A public health warning or a health promotion tool?
  96. The Availability of Emergency Obstetric Care in Birthing Centres in Rural Nepal: A Cross-sectional Survey
  97. Nepali Migrant Workers and the Need for Pre-departure Training on Mental Health: A Qualitative Study
  98. Psychological morbidity in Nepali cross-border migrants in India: a community based cross-sectional study
  99. Hormone use among Nepali transgender women: a qualitative study
  100. Quality of life in survivors of adult haematological malignancies
  101. The Health of Nepali Migrants in India: A Qualitative Study of Lifestyles and Risks
  102. Sudden cardiac death and kidney health related problems among Nepali migrant workers in Malaysia
  103. Villains or victims? An ethnography of Afghan maternity staff and the challenge of high quality respectful care
  104. ‘Scrutinised, judged and sabotaged’: A qualitative video diary study of first-time breastfeeding mothers
  105. Design errors in vital sign charts used in consultant-led maternity units in the United Kingdom
  106. Review of support for people who use Anabolic Androgenic Steroid (AAS)
  107. Assessing knowledge and behavioural changes on maternal and newborn health among mothers following post-earthquake health promotion in Nepal
  108. Current scenario of organ donation and transplantation in Kerala, India
  109. What stops disadvantaged women in Nepal approach female health volunteers?
  110. Quality of life in survivors of adult haematological malignancy
  111. Factors influencing engagement in premarital sex among Vietnamese young adults: a qualitative study
  112. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder among the Flood Affected Population in Indian Subcontinent
  113. Switch to Reader View Loading... Interdisciplinary Research in Public Health
  114. Adolescents left behind by migrant workers: a call for community-based mental health interventions in Nepal
  115. Outbreak of Leptospirosis in Kerala
  116. Fathers in neonatal units:Supporting the baby-father bond
  117. Estimation of the burden of people living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) in Kerala state, India
  118. Need for improving the health system preparedness for road traffic injuries in Nepal
  119. Nipah virus (NiV): a ‘new’ addition to the ever changing landscape of infections
  120. NoObesity Apps – From Approach to Finished App
  121. The therapeutic role of video diaries: A qualitative study involving breastfeeding mothers
  122. Experts warn Nepal Government not to reduce local public health spending
  123. Health consequences of sex trafficking: A systematic review
  124. Parallel worlds: An ethnography of care in an Afghan maternity hospital
  125. Dignity and respect during pregnancy and childbirth: a survey of the experience of disabled women
  126. Earthquake forecasting model for Nepal to improve prevention
  127. Workplace Accidents Among Nepali Male Workers abroad
  128. Study of THET funded mental health training on auxiliary nurse midwives in Nepal
  129. Book review: midwifery in Guatemala
  130. Postnatal quality of life — A content analysis of qualitative results to the Mother-Generated Index
  131. Can an educational board game called `Whose Shoes?` help engage Ugandan men in pregnancy ?
  132. Health and well-being of Nepalese migrant workers abroad
  133. Is killing girls at birth likely to happen in Nepal?
  134. What can we learn from the Nepal Health Facility Survey 2015?
  135. Developing global collaborations between higher education institutions in the UK and Nepal
  136. Health problems of Nepalese female migrants workers
  137. Social autopsy: a potential health-promotion tool for preventing maternal mortality in low-income countries
  138. The Importance of Pilot Studies
  139. Switch to Reader View Loading... Predatory Publishing warning to academics
  140. Nepali migrant workers in Middle East & Malaysia
  141. Local elections and community health care in Nepal
  142. Factors related to choice of place of birth in a district in Nepal
  143. Editorial on AI
  144. Influence of faith-based organisations on HIV prevention strategies in Africa: a systematic review
  145. Community volunteers improving maternity care in rural Nepal
  146. Level of Exposure of Childhood Tuberculosis with Adult Pulmonary Tuberculosis Household Contacts
  147. Ethnicity and perceptions of HPV vaccination in Nepal
  148. Access to academic text is changing
  149. This editorial outlines the medical and social model of childbirth (pregnancy) in simple terms.
  150. Faith Communities and the Potential for Health Promotion
  151. Online questionnaires: the tool and the survey
  152. Vital signs and other observations used to detect deterioration in pregnant women: an analysis of vital sign charts in consultant-led UK maternity units
  153. Identifying the gaps in Nepalese migrant workers’ health and well-being: a review of the literature
  154. Mental health in BME groups with diabetes: an overlooked issue?
  155. Book Review: Balanced Ethics Review: A Guide for Institutional Review Board Members
  156. Antenatal care trial interventions: a systematic scoping review and taxonomy development of care models
  157. Women, Midwives, and a Medical Model of Maternity Care in Switzerland
  158. Ann Luce, Vanora Hundley and Edwin van Teijlingen published Midwifery, Childbirth & the Media.
  159. Introduction to edited collection: Midwifery, Childbirth & the Media (Palgrave Macmillan)
  160. Midwives’ Engagement with the Media
  161. Letter to BMJ sex & gender in obesity studies
  162. Grant Writing for Innovative Medical Research: Time to Rethink
  163. Shaping the midwifery profession in Nepal – Uncovering actors' connections using a Complex Adaptive Systems framework
  164. Community Hospitals in Selected High Income Countries: A Scoping Review of Approaches and Models
  165. Challenges in diabetes mellitus type 2 management in Nepal: a literature review
  166. Media, Health & Health Promotion in Nepal
  167. Needs assessment of mental health training for Auxiliary Nurse Midwives: a cross-sectional survey
  168. Injury and Mortality in Young Nepalese Migrant Workers
  169. ‘Bump, Baby and Beyond’: Participant-led antenatal sessions using creative collaboration
  170. Research ethics in low-/middle-income countries bring challenges & barriers
  171. Is early diagnose for Vitamin A deficiency better than the current supplementation programme of Nepal?
  172. Reusable sanitary towels: promoting menstrual hygiene in post-earthquake Nepal
  173. Experiences of fathers with babies admitted to neonatal care units: A review of the literature
  174. Priority public health interventions and research agendas in post-earthquake Nepal
  175. Nepalese Trekking Guides: A Quantitative Study of Sexual Health Knowledge & Sexual Behaviour
  176. Midwifery-led antenatal care models: mapping a systematic review to an evidence-based quality framework to identify key components and characteristics of care
  177. Dirty and 40 days in the wilderness: Eliciting childbirth and postnatal cultural practices and beliefs in Nepal
  178. Zika & Nepal:A Far Greater Risk for its Population than to Individuals
  179. Measuring What Works: An Impact Evaluation of Women’s Groups on Maternal Health Uptake in Rural Nepal
  180. Child birth in the exam centres in Nepal: An overlooked Public Health issue!
  181. Factors influencing sexual behaviour between tourists and tourism employees: A systematic review
  182. Factors influencing sexual behaviour between tourists and tourism employees: A systematic review
  183. “Is it realistic?” the portrayal of pregnancy and childbirth in media
  184. Sustainable Development Goals: relevance to maternal and child health in Nepal
  185. Should weight loss and maintenance programmes be designed differently for men? A systematic review of long-term randomised controlled trials presenting data for men and women: The ROMEO project
  186. Where Is Nepal in the Demographic Transition within the Wider Context of the Nutrition Transition?
  187. Stipulating citizen's fundamental right to healthcare: Inference from the Constitution of Federal Republic of Nepal 2015
  188. Birthing centre infrastructure in Nepal post 2015 earthquake
  189. Prevalence of type 2 diabetes in Nepal: a systematic review and meta-analysis from 2000 to 2014
  190. Importance of Health and Social Care Research into Gender and Sexual Minority Populations in Nepal
  191. Failure to apply for ethical approval for health studies in low-income countries
  192. Mental health issues in pregnant women in Nepal
  193. Authors׳ response regarding ‘Who should be an author on your academic paper?’
  194. A qualitative evidence synthesis on the management of male obesity
  195. A National Survey of Obstetric Early Warning Systems in the United Kingdom
  196. Learning from health care in other countries: the prospect of comparative research
  197. Staff perspectives of barriers to women accessing birthing services in Nepal: a qualitative study
  198. A systematic review of the cost-effectiveness of non-surgical obesity interventions in men
  199. Public Health, Prevention and Health Promotion in Post-Earthquake Nepal
  200. Clinical Effectiveness of Weight Loss and Weight Maintenance Interventions for Men: A Systematic Review of Men-Only Randomized Controlled Trials (The ROMEO Project)
  201. Make use of the skills of a journal editor
  202. Assessing the performance of maternity care in Europe: a critical exploration of tools and indicators
  203. Writing an Abstract for a Scientific Conference
  204. Study on Nutritional Problems in Preschool Aged Children of Kaski District of Nepal
  205. A systematic review of long-term weight management randomised controlled trials for obese men. The ROMEO project
  206. A systematic review of the cost-effectiveness of non-surgical obesity interventions in men
  207. A systematic review of weight loss interventions for obese men in the UK. The ROMEO Project
  208. Should weight loss programmes be designed differently for men and women? The ROMEO Project
  209. A qualitative evidence synthesis on the management of male obesity. The ROMEO Project
  210. Need and importance of health protection training in Nepal
  211. Mental health services in Nepal: Is it too late?
  212. Nepalese Trekking Guides: A Quantitative Study of Sexual Health Knowledge And Sexual Behaviour
  213. Why Are So Many Nepali Women Killing Themselves? A Review Of Key Issues
  214. A Comparative Study on Nutritional Problems in Preschool Aged Children of Nepal
  215. Cervical cancer screeing in Nepal
  216. Translation and validation of the German version of the Mother-Generated Index and its application during the postnatal period
  217. Implementing health policy: lessons from the Scottish Well Mens policy initiative
  218. Implementing health policy: lessons from the Scottish Well Mens policy initiative
  219. Maternity Care as a Global Health Policy Issue
  220. Mixed-methods approaches in health research in Nepal
  221. Advocating mixed-methods approaches in health research
  222. Are men difficult to find? Identifying male-specific studies in MEDLINE and Embase
  223. Understanding Afghan healthcare providers: a qualitative study of the culture of care in a Kabul maternity hospital
  224. A national cross sectional survey of heads of midwifery services of uptake, benefits and barriers to use of obstetric early warning systems (EWS) by midwives
  225. Gaining pounds by losing pounds: preferences for lifestyle interventions to reduce obesity
  226. Accessing research literature: A mixed-method study of academics in Higher Education Institutions in Nepal
  227. Cultural differences in postnatal quality of life among German-speaking women – a prospective survey in two countries
  228. Why do costs act as a barrier in maternity care for some, but not all women? A qualitative study in rural Nepal
  229. A national survey of obstetric early warning systems in the United Kingdom: five years on
  230. Systematic reviews of and integrated report on the quantitative, qualitative and economic evidence base for the management of obesity in men
  231. Use of a Birth Plan within Woman-held Maternity Records: A Qualitative Study with Women and Staff in Northeast Scotland
  232. Who should be an author on your academic paper?
  233. Finding the right title for your article: Advice for academic authors
  234. Nepal needs midwifery
  235. Involving Nepali academics in health research
  236. Millennium Development Goals: All good things must come to an end, so what next?
  237. Patient Choice for Older People in English NHS Primary Care: Theory and Practice
  238. Asking women to complete health and maternal histories for maternity records: A qualitative study
  239. Where midwives are not yet recognised: A feasibility study of professional midwives in Nepal
  240. Research Methods Coverage in Medical and Health Science Curricula in Nepal
  241. Doing Focus Groups in the Health Field: Some Lessons from Nepal
  242. Academic authorship: who, why and in what order?
  243. Editorial
  244. Services just for men? Insights from a national study of the well men services pilots
  245. Writing an academic paper for publication
  246. A nurse’s role in promoting social capital in children and young people
  247. Nutrition; effects of the Research Excellence Framework (REF)
  248. Barriers to and Facilitators of Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence in Nepal: A Qualitative Study
  249. The long and winding road to publication
  250. Making the best use of all resources: developing a health promotion intervention in rural Nepal
  251. Light Retrograde Massage for the Treatment of Post-Stroke Upper Limb Oedema: Clinical Consensus Using the Delphi Technique
  252. Book Review: Where There is No Midwife: Birth and Loss in Rural India (Fertility, Reproduction and Sexuality)Where There is No Midwife: Birth and Loss in Rural India (Fertility, Reproduction and Sexuality)PintoSarahBerghahn Books, Oxford2011 9780857451...
  253. PS21 Evaluation of Maternity Care Intervention in Rural Nepal: Can a Health Promotion Exercise Improve Maternal Health and Service uptake in Rural Nepal?
  254. A Review of Book Reviews: A Sociological Analysis of Reviews of the Edited Book Experience with Abortion
  255. Women’s knowledge of and attitude towards disability in rural Nepal
  256. Role of Individual Academics and International Universities in Health Research in Nepal
  257. Qualitative Research and Its Place in Health Research in Nepal
  258. Determinants of skilled birth attendants for delivery in Nepal
  259. Editorial
  260. Faith communities and their assets for health promotion: the views from health professionals and faith leaders in Dundee, in Scotland
  261. Why Did They Join? Exploring the Motivations of Rebel Health Workers in Nepal
  262. Factors Influencing Adherence to Antiretroviral Treatment in Nepal: A Mixed-Methods Study
  263. Ethical approval in developing countries is not optional
  264. The Research Excellence Framework (REF): Assessing the Impact of Social Work Research on Society
  265. Evidence-based health care in Nepal: The importance of systematic reviews
  266. Parenting a child with clubfoot: A qualitative study
  267. Factors influencing adherence to antiretroviral treatment in Asian developing countries: a systematic review
  268. Reasons for non- use of condoms and self- efficacy among female sex workers: a qualitative study in Nepal
  269. Skilled Care at Birth among Rural Women in Nepal: Practice and Challenges
  270. The buck stops here: Midwives and maternity care in rural Scotland
  271. A feasibility study of a personalised lifestyle programme (HealthForce) for individuals who have participated in cardiovascular risk screening
  272. Utilisation of sexual health services by female sex workers in Nepal
  273. General Practitioner Involvement in Remote and Rural Maternity Care: Too Big a Challenge?
  274. The State of the World’s Midwifery
  275. General Practitioner Involvement in Remote and Rural Maternity Care: Too Big a Challenge?
  276. Understanding effects of armed conflict on health outcomes: the case of Nepal
  277. A survey of faith leaders concerning health promotion and the level of healthy living activities occurring in faith communities in Scotland
  278. Barriers to Sexual Health Services for Young People in Nepal
  279. Theoretical foundation needed
  280. Dating and Sex Among Emerging Adults in Nepal
  281. Risk, theory, social and medical models: A critical analysis of the concept of risk in maternity care
  282. D04 Young people's experiences of finding out about a family history of Huntington's disease
  283. Women's autonomy in household decision-making: a demographic study in Nepal
  284. The role of mothers-in-law in antenatal care decision-making in Nepal: a qualitative study
  285. Management of drug misuse: an 8-year follow-up survey of Scottish GPs
  286. Special issue of Midwifery on ‘The maternity work force’: call for papers
  287. Health and Medical Research in Nepal: A Bibliometric Review
  288. Demystifying the Maoist barefoot doctors of Nepal
  289. Journal reviews
  290. More of the same? Conflicting perspectives of obesity causation and intervention amongst overweight people, health professionals and policy makers
  291. Persuasion with pictures: piloting a breastfeeding image aimed at children
  292. “Boys Remain Prestigious, Girls Become Prostitutes”: Socio-Cultural Context of Relationships and Sex among Young People in Nepal
  293. Rural maternity care: Can we learn from Wal-Mart?
  294. Palliative care: a case study and reflections on some spiritual issues
  295. Using a realist approach to evaluate smoking cessation interventions targeting pregnant women and young people
  296. Opportunities and challenges in school-based sex and sexual health education in Nepal
  297. Sexual Health Information and uptake of Sexual Health Services by African women in Scotland: A Pilot Study
  298. Sexual health knowledge, sexual relationships and condom use among male trekking guides in Nepal: a qualitative study
  299. HealthForce: a feasibility study of a lifestyle management programme for cardiovascular risk screening participants
  300. Research and evidence based practice: Using a blended approach to teaching and learning in undergraduate nurse education
  301. Health Status and Health Needs of Orphan Children in Kathmandu, Nepal
  302. Issues and Challenges of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatment Programme in Nepal
  303. Review of Barriers to Engaging Black and Minority Ethnic Groups in Physical Activity in the United Kingdom
  304. A Questionnaire Study of Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) Volunteers: Health Risk and Problems Encountered
  305. Politicians in Apron: Case Study of Rebel Health Services in Nepal
  306. Characteristics of effective interventions in improving young people's sexual health: a review of reviews
  307. Lost in Translation: Reflecting on a Model to Reduce Translation and Interpretation Bias
  308. Social Service Professional or Market Expert?
  309. How young people find out about their family history of Huntington's disease
  310. The Dutch Obstetrical System: Vanguard of the Future in Maternity Care
  311. Barriers to Utilisation of Sexual Health Services by Female Sex Workers in Nepal
  312. The reality of partnership working when undertaking an evaluation of a national Well Men's Service
  313. Reliability of National Data Sets: Evidence from a Detailed Small Area Study in Rural Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
  314. "Choice" and place of delivery: a qualitative study of women in remote and rural Scotland
  315. Blended learning in education: effects on knowledge and attitude
  316. Factors associated with self-reported first sexual intercourse in Scottish adolescents
  317. Born in the USA: Exceptionalism in Maternity Care Organisation among High-Income Countries
  318. Getting Started in Research
  319. Clinical governance and research ethics as barriers to UK low-risk population-based health research?
  320. Use of solution focused brief therapy in bullying
  321. Needs Assessment Study for Community Pharmacy Travel Medicine Services
  322. What works with men? A systematic review of health promoting interventions targeting men
  323. Interprofessional education: reviewing the evidence
  324. The use of Traditional Medicine by Ghanaians in Canada
  325. Health and lifestyle of Nepalese migrants in the UK
  326. ‘Ask Me Why I'm Fat!’ The Need to Engage with Potential Recipients of Health Promotion Policy to Prevent Obesity
  327. Key health promotion factors among male members of staff at a higher educational institution: A cross-sectional postal survey
  328. Factors affecting the utilization of antenatal care in developing countries: systematic review of the literature
  329. A systematic review of school-based sexual health interventions to prevent STI/HIV in sub-Saharan Africa
  330. RAE pulls academics away from applied multidisciplinary health promotion research
  331. Sociology and Health Care: An Introduction for Nurses, Midwives and Allied Health ProfessionalsSociology and Health Care: an Introduction for Nurses, Midwives and Allied Health ProfessionalsSheaffMikeOpen University Press, Buckingham2005 033521388X (hb)
  332. Qualitative Research Practice
  333. Models of intrapartum care and women’s trade-offs in remote and rural Scotland: a mixed-methods study
  334. Utilisation of postnatal care among rural women in Nepal
  335. Dutch women's decision-making in pregnancy and labour as seen through the eyes of their midwives
  336. Development of a proxy wealth index for women utilizing emergency obstetric care in Bangladesh
  337. Satisfaction with Cesarean Section: Qualitative Analysis of Open-Ended Questions in a Large Postal Survey
  338. Drugs in Britain: Supply, Consumption and ControlDrugs in Britain: Supply, Consumption and ControlSimpsonM., ShildrickT. & MacDonaldR. (eds.) Palgrave Publishing, Basingstoke2006 1403936951 (pb)
  339. Competencies and skills for remote and rural maternity care: a review of the literature
  340. Embarrassment as a Key Emotion in Young People Talking about Sexual Health
  341. Young people’s experiences of growing up in a family affected by Huntington’s disease
  342. Behaviours and attitudes towards physical activity and lifestyle factors: A questionnaire survey of school-aged children
  343. Decentred comparative research: Context sensitive analysis of maternal health care
  344. Importance of Piloting a Questionnaire on Sexual Health Research
  345. Does breast cancer genetic counselling meet women's expectations? A qualitative study
  346. Community hospitals – the place of local service provision in a modernising NHS: an integrative thematic literature review
  347. Public Health and Rockefeller Wealth: Alliance Strategies in the Early Formation of Finnish Public Health NursingPublic Health and Rockefeller Wealth: Alliance Strategies in the Early Formation of Finnish Public Health NursingYrjäläAnnÅbo Akademi Unive...
  348. Joined-up Working: Improving Young People's Sexual Health and Enhancing Social Inclusion?
  349. Delphi method and nominal group technique in family planning and reproductive health research
  350. Health demonstration projects: Evaluating a community-based health intervention programme to improve young people's sexual health
  351. Inconsistent Grading of Evidence Across Countries: A Review of Low Back Pain Guidelines
  352. A national survey of nurses working in the management of illicit drug misuse in Scotland
  353. Promoting physical activity in primary care settings: health visitors' and practice nurses' views and experiences
  354. A qualitative study of an integrated maternity, drugs and social care service for drug-using women
  355. Getting women to hospital is not enough: a qualitative study of access to emergency obstetric care in Bangladesh
  356. Primary care staff's views and experiences related to routinely advising patients about physical activity. A questionnaire survey
  357. A Pleasing Birth: Midwives and Maternity Care in the Netherlands - De Vries, R.
  358. The effect of the national demonstration project Healthy Respect on teenage sexual health behaviour
  359. Unfulfilled expectations: How circumstances impinge on women's reproductive choices
  360. Qualitative Research PracticeQualitative Research PracticeSealeClive, GoboGiampietro, GubriumJaber F and SilvermanDavidSage Publications, London2004, 0761947760 (hb)
  361. Absence of conception after caesarean section: voluntary or involuntary?
  362. Research as a therapeutic experience? an investigation of women's participation in research on ending IVF treatment
  363. Focus group research in family planning and reproductive health care
  364. Bad experience, good birthing: Dutch low-risk pregnant women with a history of sexual abuse
  365. Specialist substance misuse nurses’ assessment and decision making in the management of drug misusers
  366. Perceptions of school-aged women in northeast Scotland on sex education: A focus group study
  367. CORRIGENDUM
  368. Avoidance as a strategy of (not) coping: qualitative interviews with carers of Huntington's Disease patients
  369. Understanding the social organisation of maternity care systems: midwifery as a touchstone
  370. ‘It's their blood not mine’: Who's responsible for (not) telling relatives about genetic risk?
  371. A Critical Analysis of the Medical Model as used in the Study of Pregnancy and Childbirth
  372. Pilot studies in family planning and reproductive health care
  373. Book Review: Social Research: Theory, Methods and TechniquesSocial Research: Theory, Methods and TechniquesCorbettaPiergiorgioVanderbilt University Press, Nashville2003336 + vii pages 0761972536 (pb) 0761972528 (hb)
  374. International public health research involving interpreters: a case study from Bangladesh
  375. Reply
  376. Writing up and presenting qualitative research in family planning and reproductive health care
  377. A qualitative study of women's decision-making at the end of IVF treatment
  378. Sustainable maternity services in remote and rural Scotland? A qualitative survey of staff views on required skills, competencies and training
  379. A qualitative evaluation of community-based cooking classes in Northeast Scotland
  380. Qualitative research in fertility and reproduction: Does it have any value?
  381. The analysis of qualitative research data in family planning and reproductive health care
  382. Diaries in health promotion research: the Mobile Information Bus evaluation
  383. The quality of qualitative research in family planning and reproductive health care
  384. Economic and social implications of multiple birth
  385. The range of qualitative research methods in family planning and reproductive health care
  386. Book Review: Survey Research: The BasicsSurvey Research: The BasicsPunchKeith F.Sage Publications: London2004 0761947051 (pb); 0761947043 (hb) £15.76 (pb); £42.25 (hb)
  387. Social and behavioural science education in UK medical schools: current practice and future directions
  388. Ending in-vitro fertilization: Women's perception's of decision making
  389. Does a Pregnant Woman's Intended Place of Birth Influence Her Attitudes Toward and Occurrence of Obstetric Interventions?
  390. Family Communication about Genetic Risk: The Little That Is Known
  391. An exploratory study of computer screen-based health promotion messages aimed at university students
  392. Midwifery and the Medicalization of Childbirth: Comparative Perspectives. By E. Van Teijlingen, G. Lowis, P. McCaffery, and M. Porter, Eds. Huntington, NY: Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2000. 430 pages. $105.00, hardcover
  393. Health and illness in the community. Ross J Taylor, Blair H Smith, Edwin R van Teijlingen (eds). (219 pages,  16.95.) Oxford University Press, 2003. ISBN 0-19-263168-3.
  394. JAN Forum: your views and letters
  395. Does Caesarean section cause infertility?
  396. To tell or not to tell: barriers and facilitators in family communication about genetic risk
  397. Maternity Satisfaction Studies and Their Limitations: “What Is, Must Still Be Best”
  398. A review of studies assessing the costs and consequences of interventions to reduce mother-to-child HIV transmission in sub-Saharan Africa
  399. The Qualitative Researcher's CompanionThe Qualitative Researcher's CompanionHubermanMichael A. and MilesMatthew B.Sage Publications: London2002 076191191X (pb) xii + 410
  400. Specialist care for drug using pregnant women
  401. Dutch Midwives: The Difference between Image and Reality
  402. Social Research: Theory, Methods and Techniques
  403. General practice management of illicit drug users in Scotland: a national survey
  404. JAN Forum: your views and letters
  405. The importance of pilot studies
  406. The importance of pilot studies
  407. A comparison of data obtained from service providers and service users to assess the quality of maternity care
  408. Birth By Design
  409. The Fight against Tobacco: The Movement, the State, and the Public's HealthThe Fight against Tobacco: The Movement, the State, and the Public's HealthWolfsonMarkAldine de Gruyter: New York2001 0202305988 (pb) 273
  410. Getting your paper to the right journal: a case study of an academic paper
  411. The Grampian Mobile Information Bus
  412. Service use and needs of people with motor neurone disease and their carers in Scotland
  413. The importance of conducting and reporting pilot studies: the example of the Scottish Births Survey
  414. Eliciting public preferences for healthcare: a systematic review of techniques
  415. A national survey of women's views of their maternity care in Scotland
  416. Cord-care practice in Scotland
  417. The Validity of Reported Tobacco Use
  418. Books Reviewed
  419. Mel Bartley, David Blane and George Davey Smith (eds.), The Sociology of Health Inequalities, Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 1998, £25.95 (£14.99 paperback), viii+226 pp. (ISBN 0-631-20929-8)
  420. Dissemination: perspectives from the MAFF food acceptability and choice programme
  421. Review and assessment of selection criteria used when booking pregnant women at different places of birth
  422. Managing drug misuse in general practice
  423. Dedicated psychiatric care within general practice: health outcome and service providers' views
  424. Systematic reviews of health promotion initiatives ‐ the Smokebusters experience
  425. A review of the effectiveness of Smokebusters: community-based smoking prevention for young people
  426. Book Reviews
  427. Ann Oakley and John Ashton (eds.), The Gift Relationship: From Human Blood to Social Policy by Richard M. Titmuss (original edition with new chapters), London: London School of Economics and Political Sciences, 1997, £14.99, vii+360 pp. (ISBN 0-7530-12...
  428. Health promotion and the elderly
  429. General practitioners' attitudes towards treatment of opiate misusers
  430. Book Review: Stopping AIDS: AIDS/HIV Public Education and the Mass Media in EuropeStopping AIDS: AIDS/HIV Public Education and the Mass Media in EuropeWellingsKaye and FieldBeckyLondon: Longman1996 0 582 29227 1 £19.99 (pb) xvi + 264 pp.
  431. Correlates of alcohol, tobacco and marijuana use among Scottish postsecondary helping-profession students.
  432. Evaluation of Grampian Smokebusters: a smoking prevention initiative aimed at young teenagers
  433. Problems of evaluation: lessons from a Smokebusters campaign
  434. Dutch model of maternity care May not suit Britain
  435. Care for HIV disease in the community
  436. AIDS: A Problem for Sociological Research (Book).
  437. Smoking habits of Grampian school children and an evaluation of the Grampian Smoke Busters campaign
  438. Children and smoking: the problem and the way forward.
  439. The profession of maternity home care assistant and its significance for the Dutch midwifery profession
  440. The profession of midwife in the Netherlands
  441. Antiretroviral treatment programmes in Nepal: Problems and barriers
  442. Submitting a paper to an academic peer-reviewed journal, where to start?
  443. Pilot Study
  444. Gender and Maternal Healthcare
  445. Maternity Care as a Global Health Policy Issue
  446. Too Posh To Push? Comparative perspectives on maternal request caesarean sections in Canada, the US, the UK and Finland